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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1969

Page

3

L A Crackdown on Tainted Food in Los Angeles District

Los Angeles County ordered saturation health inspections of south central markets after residents complained of tainted food. The move followed a Coalition of Community Groups push led by Frank G Bonelli and backed by Health Officer Gerald Heidbreder to pull in inspectors. A spokesman displayed greenish ham chemically treated hamburger and square weiners from a market owners refused to cooperate with. He noted ground meat with a fly and a grandmother’s account of a rat in a meat display case, prompting urgent action.

Los Angeles County Frank G. Bonelli Board of Supervisors Gerald Heidbreder Renald J. Seaton Seaton

College aide recounts threats during campus takeover

Dr. Donald Krimel, executive assistant to the president at Northridge College, testified before Judge Mark Brandler that he was threatened and manhandled by black students on November 4 as part of a conspiracy case. He described being restrained in a conference room after a student removed his telephone receiver.

San Fernando Valley State College Superior Court Donald Krimel Northridge College Mark Brandler Krimel

Judge's Wife Refuses Talk on Stabbing Incident

Mary Troja Davis 51 in Pasadena refused to speak to investigators about a stabbing blamed on her husband Superior Court judge Lloyd S. Davis 54. Davis was booked for assault with intent to murder and released on his own recognizance after a district attorney’s recommendation.

Mary Troja Davis Pasadena

Schmitz Campaign Promotes New Slogan in Newport Beach

State Senator John Schmitz addressed Republican women in Newport Beach and unveiled the new slogan When you're out of Schmitz, you're out of gear. The cheer indicated his push for prominence in the campaign.

John Schmitz Tustin Newport Beach Schmitz

Rejected Suitor Held in Girl's Knife Death

Prosenjit Poddar a 25 year old naval engineer was held on a murder charge after allegedly stabbing Tatiana Tarasoff 20 to death on her front porch neighbors witnessed the attack and one described seeing blood as Tarasoff ran across the street Poddar reportedly met the victim through her brother and said he would not bother her again Tarasoff died en route to hospital

Poddar India Valero Miss Tarasoff Alex Vitaly

Fire destroys shed and flames spread rapidly in LA scene

Fire crews arrived to a shed blaze that spread quickly through a row of garages, trees, rubbish, fences and poles. Nine companies fought the fire for ten minutes, causing about 5000 dollars in damage. The cause remained unknown.

Los Angeles

Lakewood bans on street parking between 3 and 5 am

Lakewood City Council adopted a resolution prohibiting on street parking longer than 30 minutes from 3 to 5 am. Officials said most residents won t be ticketed unless unusual circumstances apply such as parking in high crime areas where stakeouts operate.

Lakewood City

Burglars Stripped 1959 MGA Roadster in Long Beach

Burglars removed a convertible top, two red bucket seats, a wooden steering wheel, walnut gearshift knob, windshield, four wheels and tires from a 1959 MGA Roadster owned by Walter Read at 217 E Burnett St while parked on Long Beach Blvd overnight, police said Tuesday.

Walter Read E. Burnett St Til Long Beach Blvd

Ex Agents Guilty of Perjury in Civil Rights Case

Two former narcotics agents Saiz and Watson pleaded guilty in Los Angeles to violating the civil rights of David Perea Romero by conspiratorially fabricating a 1966 sighting of him at a telephone booth where heroin was later claimed to be found.

Los Angeles Chris V. Saiz Harry J. Watson Federal Bureau of Narcotics David Perea Romero Saiz Watson U.S. Dist David M. Williams Joe A. Downing Irving Lipshutz Arthur J. Mendelshohn Romero

Boy on bicycle dies after Huntington Beach crash

A 12 year old boy, Phillip Todd, was killed after his bicycle swerved into a car on Edinger Avenue near Edwards Street. The driver, Sanda Sue Adams, 32, of Sligo Avenue, said the bike suddenly veered into her path. He died on arrival at Huntington Beach Intercommunity Hospital. The incident occurred at 3 24 p m Tuesday.

Huntington Beach Phillip Todd Joan Jacobson Serenade Lane Huntington Beach Intercommunity Hospital Edinger Avenue Edwards Street Sanda Sue Adams Sligo Ave

Indicted Activists Face Trial Over Biltmore Hotel Fire

Six Mexican American activists named by the county grand jury last June will appear in Superior Court on November 10 for trial on charges they set fire to the Biltmore Hotel.

Biltmore Superior Court

Ex Boxer Slain by Barkeep at Placentia Bar

Placentia bar owner Michael Corsale was jailed on firearm by felon charges after a midnight shooting at his home left former professional lightweight Karl Heinz Gruder dead. Corsale said he fired six rounds when attacked by two intruders. Gruder, 35, died at St Jude's Hospital.

Placentia Orange County Karl Heinz Gruder Corsale St. James St

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